We are proud to introduce a new Early Care and Education (ECE) Industry series, In The Wings.
Through these series, you'll learn about training trends in the Early Care and Education industry from top industry thought leaders.
If you want to keep your finger on the pulse of what's happening in the training world. Follow the trends on the horizon before they become part of your day-to-day. Or, hear from experts in our field about what they see. Then this is for you!
ProSolutions Training is excited to release the fifth issue of In The Wings, a thought leadership publication for the early care and education industry.
In this two-part podcast issue, Lindsey Peterson, Senior Associate of Marketing, interviews Kimiko Johnson, Senior Associate of Instructional Design at ProSolutions Training.
In part 1, they discuss 3 ways directors can support the mental health of teachers. Kimiko, who has past industry experience as a director herself, shares how to become the best director you can be, making your staff feel valued by going above and beyond to support their mental health. She presents creative ways to make any budget work to achieve the optimal balance of mental health for teachers.
In part 2, they talk about 3 ways teachers can support the mental health of children. Childrens' mental health is strengthened by supportive relationships and environments and can be put at risk by stress and negative experiences. In this second podcast, Kimiko reveals the secrets teachers can use to create this solid support system for children.
ProSolutions Training is excited to release the fourth issue of In The Wings, a thought leadership publication for the early care and education industry.
In this issue, ProSolutions Training interviews leaders in Head Start. First, we talk to Dr. Deborah Bergeron, Deputy Director of Community Engagement and Innovation at National Head Start Association. Then, we hear from Myra Ingram, Executive Director of Region IV Head Start Association.
ProSolutions Training is excited to release the third issue of In The Wings, a thought leadership publication for the Early Care and Education industry.
In this issue, Carla Rogg, President of Care Solutions Inc. and ProSolutions Training, interviews Dr. Ellaine B. Miller, President-Elect of the National Association of Family Child Care (NAFCC), and Jennifer Drake, Director of Network Development at All Our Kin.
This is a fun interview-style read where you'll find out what's going on with family child care (FCC). Trends to pay attention to. And where these leaders see the future of family child care.
You'll discover the challenges and opportunities family child care faces. How they're faring with the changes brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic. Finally, find out why they're hopeful for the future of early childhood education.
We hope you will enjoy the third issue of In The Wings. (Text-only version here)
ProSolutions Training is excited to release the second issue of In The Wings, a thought leadership publication for the Early Care and Education industry.
In this issue, Carla Rogg, President of Care Solutions Inc. and ProSolutions Training, interviews Dr. Calvin Moore, Jr., CEO of The Council for Professional Recognition.
This is a fun, interview-style read where you'll find out about the past, present, and future of the Child Development Associate® (CDA) credential.
Find out more about Dr. Moore's background and vision for the Council. Learn his insights on how COVID-19 has impacted the ECE industry and how online training and other virtual environments can help pave the way for a brighter future.
We hope you will enjoy the second issue of In The Wings! (Text-only version here)
Inside the pages of this online publication, you'll learn about training trends in the Early Care and Education industry from top industry thought leaders. You'll find out what's on the horizon for training in 2021 and beyond.
Features include six trends for eLearning:
Plus, you'll find key takeaways on how you can put these insights into practical use today. We can't wait for you to read the first issue of In The Wings! (Text-only version here)